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Calculating NMR-spectra with Wolfram Language

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POSTED BY: Hans Dolhaine
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@Hans Dolhaine @Robert Nachbar

Great post and discussion. It seems the attached notebooks are gone. Can you please share them if you can?

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POSTED BY: Hans Dolhaine

Hi Angelika, I’m deeply sorry to hear this. My heartfelt condolences to you. I’ve truly appreciated and learned from reading his posts here on Wolfram Community. May he rest in peace.

POSTED BY: Mohammad Bahrami

I modified the function delta to take 2 lists of numbers, rather than just 2 numbers, and now the function works as expected, as does the optimization.

Regarding fitting spectra in general, I was actually thinking of fitting the actual line shape of the observed spectrum. This is particularly important when lines are close together and the apparent chemical shift of a peak is shifted. All one needs are the signal intensities for a transformed and phase corrected FID.

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POSTED BY: Robert Nachbar
POSTED BY: Robert Nachbar

Thanks Robert.

I modified the notebook by putting all functions and other goodies needed in initialization cells. Now it is easier to calculate a spectrum "directly". See notebook NMR1.

It seems to turn out that the method of Part2 is faster, at least for 3-Spin-Systems.

Then I changed the notebook again to allow for an application of FindMinimum or NMinimize. See notebook NMR2 - but that does not work, and I have no idea why. Can anyone help here?

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